BLUEBIRD Fabric Paint Set, Independence Day Primary Colors, 6 x 25 ML, Red, White, Blue and More Permanent Fabric Paints for Clothes

Seca, rápido, no se corre, los colores son bien vividos, muy buen producto

I ordered these fabric paints to make a pair of decorative ice skates. They were made of muslin and the paints gave the material exactly what they needed to feel like actual leather. I've never used fabric paint before and was amazed at how well it worked for this project.

Inexpensive and you get a lot out of it. I used this for a last minute costume and people thought I had purchased the outfit rather than painting the fabric myself! Looked great! Dried quick too! 4 stars because the coverage wasn't the best and required a few coats.

They are all pretty collor!

I used it for a Halloween costume, it does what it says on the tin. The colors also mix together well.

This is a quality set of vibrant primary colors along with black, white, and green.The consistency of the paint great—it glides smoothly on fabric. . I’ve tested it on various fabric colors, and it shows up wonderfully on dark fabrics. In some cases I put down a layer of white first to make the colors pop. The colors are bright and hold up beautifully after washing --on cold. I appreciate that they remain soft on the fabric, giving a professional finish that feels wearable and unlikely to crack. As the instructions say, ironing the items from the reverse side will set the paints. To avoid cracking, don't paint too thickly.I especially love how easy it is to mix and layer the colors. The primary colors allow me to create a wide range of hues. Plus, they're perfect for adding depth and contrast to my designs. If you’re looking for good fabric paints that produce striking, long-lasting results, I can recommend this set!

nothing was consistent. Some thick some thin some gloopy. only one was actually full. None spread very well.

The kids were not happy with this year's Halloween costumes and so we decided to use this fabric paint to customize them. The paint went on smoothly after I thinned it slightly. After two light coats it was brightly colored and just barely opaque - but I had thinned it with water so I was expecting that.The fabrics we painted were a cotton/polyester blend. I stretched them around cardboard to hold steady as we painted. The first light coat was visible but not as bright as the kids wanted. I think that was probably because I had thinned the paint. The second light coat was all it took for everyone to be happy. After that I waited for it to dry completely and then pressed it from the back (after covering the ironing board cover with paper towels), as per the instructions. The paint seems set and doesn't rub off. The directions say to wait 3 days before washing.Cleanup was easy - warm water and dishwashing detergent cleaned the brushes and the kids hands.I ordered the basic colors set and we were able to blend them for colors like orange and a brighter colored green than the one which came in the set.Fun project that didn't use a lot of paint. We are starting to think of what we can spruce up with paint for the holidays.